Sports Round Up By Eddie Briez
War Admiral form at Belmont raises handlers hopes. Giants consider trades. boxing links to Tom Gallery. May 22 Canzoneri Camarata bout eyed in New Orleans. Jersey City opens IL season with 45,112 then plummets. Bill Farnsworth leads Jamaica rout. Medwick wins camp golf title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Brietz
New York
Belmont
Buffalo
Howell King
Ed Longhi
Notre Dame
Giants
Jimmy Ripple
Boston
Daniel MacFayden
Gos
Mike Jacobs
Tom Gallery
Los Angeles
de ‘Sockerue
Hymie Chaplin
Solly Krieger
al Hostak
Seattle
Nick Camarata
New Orleans
Jack Iempsey
Galento
Louis
Dempsey
Broadway
Bill Farnsworth
Jamaica
Guy Ser
Horo
Bill
Bill de Correvont
Northwestern
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Joe Medwick
One-Minute Interview Doc Proto
The fragment shows a speaker worried about aging before the Phillies’ young players mature into stars. It hints at sports development concerns and future expectations for the team’s roster and prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Proto
Phillies
Secret Society Probe in Baltimore Police
Police Commissioner Robert F. Stanton announced an inquiry into police membership in a secret society with anti-Catholic and anti Jewish views. The last two weeks' investigation found that one of about 2,000 department members belonged to the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Robert F. Stanton
Blondie Meets The Boss at the Palace Theatre
Hable's Palace and Simms present Blondie Meets The Boss at the Palace Theatre today. You must meet the Bumsteads and become acquainted with the fun niest family in films. Also shows a Fox News reel and a cartoon featuring Penny Singleton Arthur Lake Larry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simms
Blondie
Palace Theatre
Bumsteads
Fox News
Penny Singleton
Arthur Lake
Larry
Radio Highlights Preview of Talks and Shortwave Forecast
New York April 24 Radio highlights note upcoming broadcasts across NBC CBS and MBS networks with speakers Gen Hugh Johnson Norman Thomas Cordell Hull Taft Hoover Roosevelt and festival addresses. Forecast adds overseas reception for Hitler reply and a shortwave outlook for April 30 week ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Wjznbc
Hugh
Johnson
Norman Thomas
Cordell Hull
American Red Cross
Washington
Wjz-Nbc
Wor-Mbs
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
The
American Way
Philadelphia
WJZ
NBC
Herbert Hoover
Northwestern University
Weafnbc
Roosevelt
American Retail Federation Conference
CBS
MBS
Adolf Hitler
W N Clay Attends Lodge Meeting In Middletown
W N Clay general chairman of the Baltimore and Ohio Brotherhood Akron Ohio was present at a special meeting of Lodge No 1445 in Middletown. The session convened at Woodmen’s Hall at 1 30 PM with 25 members from Harpers Ferry to Lexington Virginia attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Clay
Baltimore & Ohio Brotherhood
Akron
Ohio
Middletown
Woodmen’s Hall
Harpers Ferry
Lexington
Editorial Report Emotions at Handley Seniors End Term
The piece notes Handley High School seniors face six weeks left in term five with mixed emotions. It reflects on junior dance committee grades, a standout gymnastics A, and students’ feelings about grades and reputation as the term closes with hopes for joy and pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Oddball Local Notices From Busy Households
The fragment lists household members and quirks. Mr. Browning crunches candy while Mrs. Solenberger juggling trig algebra and geometry for her three children Butch Vance and Basil. Mr. Joyce enjoys filibusters. Mrs. Peery is overwhelmed yet progresses. Mr. Bennett teaches nurses sociology. Miss Laughton coaches Randolph Grimm in French pronunciation. Mrs. Hale navigates an advisory group with a smile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candy
Handley Triumphs in Fredericksburg Literary Contest
Handley students excelled at the district literary contest held at Fredericksburg State Teachers College. The debating team won both sides of the question on alliance with Great Britain. Lillian Gatewood took first in public speaking, Willie Mae Brumback won girls reading, Walter Bailey led in spelling, and Handley placed second in the one act play "At The Junction" with Betty Jane Gearing Janie Copenhaver Pete Himelright Dick Sutton in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Fredericksburg
United States
Great Britain
Robert Bridgers
Vance Larkin Boyd Heandley
Bobby Boyd
Lillian Gatewood
Willie Mae Brumback
Far’ Beaver
Willie Mae
Walter Bailey
Betty Jane Gearing
Janie Copenhaver
Pete Himelright
Dick Sutton
Apple Blossom Week Schedule Note and Meetings
Monday schedule lists pageant practice at 9 00 5 30 Apple Blossom Chorus at 2 40 Executive Council meeting at 3 10 Booster Club meeting. Tuesday includes 1 00 dress rehearsal. Thursday features Apple Blossom Festival. Friday remains unspecified.
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Executive Council
Fragmentary Names Pop Up In Historical List
A garbled OCR fragment lists several historical and fictional names such as Huckleberry Finn Cleopatra Napoleon Buffalo Bill and Billy the Kid alongside assorted given names and nicknames. The text appears as a messy catalog without clear context or coherent event.
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Huckleberry Finn
Pedro Moore
Pat
Floerence Nightingale
Nina Rammacciotti
Cleopatra
Margaret Jane Athey
Juliet
Sara Sullivan
Marc Antony
Lawrence Grim
Little Lord Fauntleroy
Racey Hercules
Hap” Dunlap
Napoleon
Donald Stewart
Buffalo Bill
J. Brooks
Romeo
Scoots” Robinson
Billy the Kid
B. Groff
Freckies
Benny Dutton
Tiny Tim
Willie Cather
Big Bad Wolf
Pete Himelright
St David's Church Easter Weekend Guest List
St David's Church Virginia reports a busy Easter weekend with Dollie Golladay hosting guests from Woodstock Maurertown Hagerstown Romney Romney and Winchester. Visitors included Christie Crabill and Lester Fogle plus T A Crabill brother and sister in law. Ed Shipe and family moved to Maryland last week with Paul Clem for farm work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. David’s Church
Dollie Golladay
Woodstock
Nannie Bauserman
Maurertown
Lester Funk
Louise Ritenour
Hagerstown
Lou Golladay
Romney
W. Va
Carl Golladey
Winchester
Christie Crabill
Lester Fogle
Miss Crabill
T. A. Crabill
Ce Smoot
Maryland
Laura Smoot
Ed Shipe
Shipe
Paul Clem
Melvin Walters
Harrisonburg Hospital
Ray Clem
Herman Walter
Gladys Stephens
Questionnaire on Teacher Traits Circulates to Students
Booster Club urges students to return clippings by tomorrow. Readers vote on preferred teacher traits in a short list. Questions ask whether teachers should stick to text, fit in, be strict, be attractive, have what it takes, or talk little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booster Club
Apple Blossom fete nears as Fred ericksburg pageant results arise
The note praises the upcoming Apple Blossom festival and the Fredericksburg pageant preliminaries won by locals. It mentions Mary Pappas injuring her arm, quips about Kenneth L and Goonie, and teases early gossip from Theodore Yokem with Mr Sipe promising first hand news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Fredericksburg
Mary Pappas
Kenneth L
Sipe
Theodore Yokem
D. D
Handley Over A. M. A. In First Track Meet Victory
Handley defeated A. M. A. in their first track meet despite cold damp conditions. The large score signals strong potential for the team’s future. Glee clubs begin practice for commencement as seniors exit the music room amid song and laughter lessons.
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Handley
Milldale Notes Visit To Distant Kin
Milldale Virginia April 22 Mrs Clay Kirby visited daughter Mrs Sherwood Butler on Friday. Miss Sylvia and Miss Mary June Brown visited Miss Lucy Oliver Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs E G Brown and Mrs Clay Kirby were in Front Royal Saturday. Miss Isabelle Stickley Mr Marvin Stickley and Miss Sylvia Brown visited Mrs John Armel Wednesday night. Mrs Russell Oliver and children visited Mrs Roy Oliver Thursday. Mrs Sherwood Butler and baby spent Thursday with Mrs E G Brown. Mr J A Thompson and Mr E G Brown were in Winchester Thursday on business. Miss Sylvia Brown will spend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milldale VA
Clay Kirby
Sherwood Butler
Sylvia
Mary June Brown
Lucy Oliver
E. G. Brown
Front Royal
Isabelle Stickley
Marvin Stickley
Sylvia Brown
John Armel
Russell Oliver
Roy Oliver
Baby
J. A. Thompson
Winchester
Gossip and rumors from Handley high school campus
A crowd of items from Mary Washington and Handley school life circulates gossip about a split between a famous Handley couple, a Popeye rule, feuds at the Junior dance, expectations about a concert, and plans to enter a National Marble Tournament. The note also mentions no Junior Evening Star next week due to a festival.
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Susan Shryock
Amy Robinson
Squeeker
Mary Washington
What would you do first if the United States went to war
A list of individuals gives humorous or speculative answers to the prompt what would you do first if the United States went to war. Answers include enlistment joining the army moving to a neutral country and various personal plans. The items reflect a period voice and social attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Betty Pierce
Ameri
Men of the Meet Ward Snyder Lohr Dunlap Hap Sutton
Ward Snyder enters a fourth year on the track team after last year winning the 4 mile in 2 minutes 8 seconds. Lohr Dunlap, also a fourth year, captured last year’s shot put at 45 feet 6 inches, near his brother’s mark, and Hap Dunlap threw the discus 109 feet. Dick Sutton, in his fourth year, won the javelin last year at the State Meet with a 160 foot throw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Snyder
Ward
Lohr Dunlap
Lohr
Our Song Sheet Selections From School Event
A list of musical items and performers including Three Little Fishers by Lou Lillis and Hottel Chop Sticks by Handley Band I m Building a Sailboat of Dreams by Senior Class TI Can t Get You Out of My Mind Festival And The Angels Sing by Mr Browning s group The Masquerade Is Over by Jonedith and Pat It s The Natural Thing To Do Handley Monitor System Stars and Stripes Forever Flag Drill Sweet And Low by A Capella Choir The Whirling Dervish by Ottie Fries
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Lou Lillis
Hottel
Handley Band
and the
Angels
Mr Browning
Jonedith
Pat
Handley Monitor
Stars and Stripes
Colleen Hoover quote and comic dialogue snippets
A collection of humorous dialogue fragments featuring Colleen Hoover and various characters. The exchanges include a dispute over a single ticket for two boys, a shopper in the American Store, liver orders and lineahead comments, a parking fine remark, a Smithsonian mummies scene, a license plate clue, and a joke about pockets and seventy five cents.
Weekend Activities in Front Royal and Richmond
The weekend in Front Royal includes events with a trip planned to Richmond on Friday. Sunday features Sunday School at 2 p m and evening preaching at 3 by Rev. W H Shannon. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Richmond
W. H. Shannon
Mail Profits Roanoke Letter Reveals $35 Note
In Roanoke Virginia Miss Isabelle Donaldson paused over an old letter and found a mention of thirty five dollars. The fragment hints at a small postal profit or an old money amount within the correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Isabelle Donaldson
Presbyterian Union Talks On National Reunion Plan
Northern church committee released an eight point outline for reunion to the Southern Church General Assembly set for Montreal, May 25. The Southern committee added three caveats but offered no opinion on the merits while asking for assembly guidance on continuing explorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permanent Committee On Cooperation and Union
Atlanta
General Assembly
Southern Church
Montreal
N. C
T. W. Currie
Austin
Texas
Northern Committee
Southern Committee
Presbyterian Church of the
United States
Unit-y
America
Soldier Reported Killed In Clash Near Kassa
A Hungarian soldier was reported killed and another wounded in a clash with Slovaks at Hernadti hany near Kassa. Hungarians said Slovak civilians crossed the border and were repelled in a brisk exchange of shots. Slovakia protested the alleged frontier violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Hernadtihany
Kassa
Slovakia
Cunningham Likely to Run Wooderson in Mile Duel
Lawrence Kansas April 24 Glenn Cunningham expected to challenge Sydney Wooderson in a mile race on June 17 They have not met before Wooderson holds the world outdoor mile record and Cunningham has run 4 06 7 indoors and 4 04 4 indoors not recognized as outdoor mark Gayle Talbot AP notes Wooderson the slender Londoner who rose from obscurity to world record holder is regarded as capable of beating Cunningham in a special race.
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Lawrence, Kas
Glenn Short
Sydney Wooderson
Kansan
Woodson
Wooderson
Conningham
Glenn
Gayle Talbot
Associated Press
Cunningham
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Illinois
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George Barton
Minneapolis Tribune
State Referees’ Association
Olin Dutra
California
James S. Kerns
Chicago Daily News
Gabby Hartnett
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Noah
Hague
Jersey City
Hable’s Palace
Curb’s
George P. Rea
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Ra Forum
Elmer F. Andrews
WEAF
al Pearce
Richard Crooks
Eddy Duchin
Marek Weber
WABC
Eddie Cantor Cwest
Cavalcade of America
Howard and Sheltin
Robert Taylor
Guy Lombardo
Eastman Symphony
Mary Marlin
Eugene Conley
Senate
Robert Taft
T. W. Smith
Augsburg College Choir
Marette
Quali S ‘the
Rea Fea Bs
Stephano Phile
Penna
Mr. Browning
Evening Star
Fredericksburg State Teachers College
Virginia Literary and
Aoe
Charlottesville
St. David’s
Pontiac
Smith
Gerrard St
Milldale
Margaret Jane
Percy
Mr Bennett
Donald Hartman
Bestival
Bickers Motor CO
North Braddock St
Buncutter Ire CO
MEN OF the Meet
Ottie Fries
Colleen Hoover
Jane Dick
Wilbur Kern
Judge
Anna M. Baker
George Craig
Smithsonian
B. C
Logan Massey
Miss Light
Donald S
Cor. S. Main & Monmouth Sts
Amazing Values
Pine Motor Company
Dodge
Presbyterian Union
North
Sinclair
John C. Woolfolk
Sinclair Oil
Cammer Tire CO
Handley School
Chapman Motor CO
S. Loudoun St
Shenandoah
Cor
Valley Ave
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H. P
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E. Piccadilly St
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